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EL PASO MORNING TIMES WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1917.
MORNING TIMES SPORT :-: RACING :-: BOXING :-: BASKETBALL :: BOWLING
FLEET UTELUS
$1000 PURSE
FOR CHAMP
NEWTON
PRIZE BEAUTY FROM PACIFIC COAST
GOES AGAIN
IN SPRINT
DOPING OUT THE BIO LEAGUE
TEAMS WITH H. S. FULLERTON
rtsrlat pneatbecy af baseball ae
picks Haw snd troné point of
Hub on twa taVeaMa that wilt
make battle tar chain pina hip.
Pullertea win flaalty rtgure Ike
rMiah la eaM poreentar era.
dieting raer at ftassav
Webb Hone Belt. Up Weight
and Adalid Goes Down on
Poundage Scale.
Yaea Starts Back in Curtain
Raiser; Myrtle A and Goggety
Meet in Second.
Rv HT SCHNEIDERS
T i 7-EI-l . acre thy arc rain. Ones nor
uu hic boj iinoo uMir amito n
" untura grip of glariiMss to the
ponie because thart n running
program down for dissection at the Juarez
. ui at Rnwil -la 1:10. irs ladle'
dar. too or rattier It'a a dsjr for the ladle
ror tiwv will hn admitted rree.
tntry clerk p. j. Malón rallad to roil
tfte two-year-older into iha opening rray
or today' prosraio. but the norsemeo came
acroaa witi enongh entries for Mr. Malons
to build tip a corking rood aarrt. And
toar li a handicap al ta haad or Ui whole
thlnar.
The ranura spread fa another one of
uva ninoni npini wmi in okiahnma
SDaclat Utelua asiln clueri aaalml rn
Shot and Adalid. Klin and Lone star are
niner atañera in here. Zlm looks nlr.e and
natural enough as a atarter but Lone Hlar
la biting orr the biggest moiitbmi of ac-
on1 -demolishing horsefleab he ever mesi-
nred rrldee with and ft It just poulhlr
that ha will ha .11 rh.
Lone Star looks as much In atranre parts
mm oura a rrencn atiaior in one of
tha kalaer's cook tanta. Por s 74.10 horsn.
Loo star la soma abui-ka at that aa will
nearly every alao ran or the aelllnr orllon
sdtnlt ror ba baa beaten about erary apeed-
sr be has met here this winter.
Tses goes fire and one half furlong
In the opener and Taca should rind this
band easy because alie la rood now. sur
Hose teem 10 bave a chance.
Oogrtyt rreat early speed should en-
able hün 10 trim Myrtle A. In the ee.nnrt.
but Myrtls la a faat one. Halle Bird ulda-
tnotiiu and Honrycut see also riyert. All
m all a looks like a take-yoiir-plck and
go to it with Gotgety only a bit beimr
than Myrtle A.
Tom Manrord. or the MrMnior barn. !i
seodUir Alan seven rurlonr and Tom may
rather. La Belle Brorsde allowed spend'
at thia same route Sunday and aha might
be rh one wherein Ilea atronreat arru
astil
so Baratío la a delayed rood thlnr with
a lot of root and may rive the go-b to
Bob A. Crankie 11 another that ha not
pet done her bast. Alao dray's Psvorlte
look like tb aristocrat or thle band In Ih
fifth. H haa not been rolnr rood of late.
A mllei cornea In the sixth wherein In
duitry look the top" In apila of the fact
that Art Rick trimmed her lait out. At
that Art la right bsck In hers and may
repeat Industry. . however. 1a the conten-
tionthe one to best. tiogart did not run
bis race last out. Me haa trimmed better
ones thli winter than what ha liaa ror
(ippoaltlna today.
Queen Apple Is the aecond O horae 10
start hers thl year. Quia la tha onlv
other rolnr which hat for the first latter
in ber name the letter "Qf Qui haa ben
going wll enough Queen Appl may.
Because or poor etreiei car anrvlce last
Sunday many railed to ret to the track In
time for the flrtt rare. It la expedid
that the transportation dirriculty will he
. cleared away.
VANSURDAM'S
FOOTBALL COLUMN
tiering tha paat rootball season In tills
soluinn I rrtticiied the loral scheol board
for not plaiinr he rrounda or tbn hlarli
school slarllum In lit cntidlllon ror playing
football. Thia "criticism waa sincere. 111
that I waa Informed that the board re-
fused to aid the boys In sny way. In the
past raw days 1 have talked with some
memberi or the irhool board and I run.
ttaat out or the meager runda which they
have at their dlapoaal approximately 11000
haa been spent ror grading and hauling
dirt on the alHdlun) rrounda. Thia bnlng
the ease the blame belongs not on the
school boars but on the boya ror ss Burt
Omdorff saya "the noy a are a healthy lot
snd should do some or the work them-
selves.'. He Is right and yon high school
boys Instead or rln( around with s chip
on your shoulder and roastlnr everybody
that refiieea to do your unreasonable bid-
ding get busy and work off your aplte
handling a hoe tpade or rake. Much crit-
icism has been thrown at Charlea Stevens
a member of the school board because II
waa said he was against athletics." I
rtnd Mr. Stevens is not arelnst athletics
aa auch. but the method in which tbey are
rondiiatad. He la honestly and sincerely
trying to handle the funds of tha school
to tha beat advantage or all concerned and
that's as It should be. So why not be
square boya and gel out on'the Held and
do your "bit?"
CHURCH LEAGUERS
TO PLAY TONIGHT
A Nsahodlst combination will do battle
at the V. M C A. tonight In a poal-seebon
contest to decide the winners or tha :hurch
Basket Ball league. The' First M. E. rive
win tackle the Trinity m E. quintet in a
game which la looked ror to be ons or the
beat tossing engagement ot the season.
The gsme Is scheduled to start si o'clock
The Trinity win bare Maine. Cook Wei-
man Painter and Thoinan tn the Una up and
tha First Methodists will pit Prltcheti Ft.
basts. Bias snider sod Baker against them.
IUUNQU TBBOW8 MONTANA.
Br issortsied Press.
Atlantic City. X. J. Feb. IS Henry Irs-
linger or Australia rleuoent or tha world'a
middleweight w reading championship de-
bated Lulgt Montana or New York.' in tuo
straight rails her tonight He woo the
flral 111 one hour end M minutes and W
seconds snd (be second in minutas and ai
BROWNS' PITCHER IS
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
By Aaeottased Pt.
aa Aatuaiio Fab. IS. Oars Dsreopori.
at the 8t. Louis America' pitching
aartouatr wounded at bis
tanga In Ruar. Tasas today
rifle mi accidental!) discharged Dav
egaort had lust returatssl froaa hunt
TV bullet passed through hie chest and
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sfrr
yno i j if
VJTWx AEFOfn
PT7TKII III K( is
MARION SAI AX A Ft or aome other aport writing celebrity of Ran
Pranoim-o racontly ran a "OorllU Prise Beauty Conteat" snd Peter
flnlahed first. As the atory roes Petar distanced all entrants of
which thsre war several from the California colony of wrastlera and
thereby demonstrated that he la In a classj by hlmnelf whon It comes to
looks. Petar Is no homely that he la beautiful with myriads of "olassl-
aJ" outlines and a whole cabbairo patch or rather a cauliflower display
for a left ear. Pete Is a wreatler. Ha has had aeveral matches in El
Paso and for tha reason he haa won avary match with ease he Is look-
Inr for more. Another etrlklns; point In th makeup of Peter la tils
symmetry of shape. Fans say Annette KellerrHan her of divine form
has no mora shape than a Herman noodle by comparison with Peter.
Wreatler Peter Is endaavorlnr to sign ons of several soldier challengers
for a. mat bout at the Smelter arena aa a preliminary to the Newton-
Vandewaker bout Sunday afternoon.
"PARTING OF THE WAYS"
IS KNELL FOR BALL FR AT
By Assnelsssd Presa.
Mew Y01. Peb. IS. -The National
le-arue and the Baseball Playera' Fra-
ternity came to the parting or the ways
Here late today while .Manager John J
Mcoraw. or the New York National
league club and president Uavid I..
Piillt or "the lisyers' association wees
In secret conrerenre eiuleavotinr -to
reach a common ground upon which the
so-called strike of the playera could be
compromised. The senior organization
passed unanimously a resolution abro-
gating the .1 greet ue ut made with the
rralernity at Cincinnati on January .
IU and when MrOraw relumed to the
meellnr It first appeared aa If Ills seir-
jmpoged mission had been in vain. -
Later when President Tener of the
National league read the resolution to
the newspaper representatives be ex-
plained that no discrimination waa to
lie made agalnit any player who might
have breo or continued to be a mo in
ber of the fraternity but that tha league
would no longer recognise tha organlaa-
tlon and that all dealings In the roture
wnnld be with the players ss lndl
u rtiiala.
A this waa the principal reerueat mads
by Kultz in his conrereDce with MeUrsw
a a guarantee i- inking atepa look-
Inr toward the lining or the strike or-
der Inaolsr as It arrected the major
learuea. It appeared that his request
had received consideration.
That the. marnattta realise the serious-
ness or the situation that facea base
bsll both rrom Internal and International
conipllratlona waa shown by the fact
nut the baseball writers were railed
Into 1 he meeting or the league for one
or tha very few times In the tn odd
yesra of Its first exlstenae and the fol-
lowing resolution waa adopted after
whlnh the magnates ststtd that they
were resdy in answer any questions thai
nuil M be asked:
"Whereas the hall players' fraternity
has mimed the letter and spirit or an
agreement made between national
agreement Icagusa clubs and players
entered Into of date January . iH.
therefore be It
"Resolved by the National League or
Proresslonal Baseball daba that Insorar
aa that league is concerned this agree-
ment he snd Is hereby abrogated and
all relations between thia organ l.Htlou
snd said rraiernlly are hereby severed
and tr.rnunawd." (
When the resolution waa Shown to
Pultx he refused to state whsl aetton
lhe- rraternliy would take until ho
had consulted other officials of the or-
ganisation. Before he left MrOraw ar-
rangemenl were made to meet asaln
tomorrow when Ftilis hoped to go be-
fore the National league but the action
of that organisation virtually barred
the way ror such a move.
. Whether Fulls will decide to call orf
the strike upon the strength or the Na-
tional lesg-ne resolution could not be
Irsrned tonight
DR. KEELEY
CJJCVITO-UBINAHY AND SHIN
DISKA8STI CURED IN ONE WEEK.
Kills lbs germ. Prevéala compiles
Uens and after effect. Deaorit
money In bank until cured.
Room I Over L'nloa Clothing Ce.
Corner E. Baa Antonia A Oregon sis.
For Hen Only?
?
V W SJasW
Columbas Dark town Plunger
Henry Smith Shakes Side
Bet at Buckeye Boy.
Rufua Williams Spells Newton
Easy Picking for New
Mexico Mill.
By HT CHrtEIDER.
RlrtHT now at the zenith of hi young
fighting career there U s dsrk dark
cloud hsnrlns over tha record of lark
Newton Johnny Newton who last
fall woe the army welterweight cham-
pionship from John Simpson the classiest
of all army boxers who have shown here
to date. Simpson wss s real honeat-to-goodness
welter and is yet for that mat-
ter. Though s veteran lie is a crack from
the point of cleverness. Corporal Johnny
Simpson Is merely mentioned to rive new-
reining tans an acquaintance bow with
Newton's first really brilliant step bars
In nil climb to local favoritism. At that
he hsd many pound on Simpson but he
won and that Is what seems to count. He
is still fighting- g a welterweight. There
are those who suil claim that ir Newton
wag to make l pounds the weter wet girt
scale he would have to cat off s ler. And
U Is' right here where the aforementioned
dsrk cloud Isy claim to consideration for
a match.
ft I none other than Ih. i
darkey ngnler of Columbus Ru rus Wil-
liams s 15 pounder who Invitee Newton
Into New Mexico for s fistic rray.
Henry smith of Columbas manager for
Burn and with money to burn flashed
s chck for 1000 on "Jed" English here
yesterday arternoon which ha promised
The Times sport man he would convert into
green backs Inatanter If some El Pato sport
would post a like amount on Newton for s
lonr-ilme bout st r.olumbua.
Wllllsms Is a bear around Columbus.
Monoy talks and Smith has the bank
roll.
The reason South la sn tie? h
of Newton Is that the colored gentleman
irom me cuy mano ramous through villa
ana me puntuve exjwxnilon Is strnnr
sralnst S mail riailllnir nut nt HI i..
He claims that Newton la really st hit
ii 1 nen ai mo pounds lie also mentions
the ract that Newton has lost many weight
forfeits when hatlllnr at lnnu .m I..
of weight over the welter limit when bat-
That's Smith's" side or the story. I know
that Newton since cnmloa- m in i..
has not entered the rlnr In any or his en-
gagements at the scale weight. Johnny has
lost much In weight forfeits but he 'noted
the Mill and that'a K...in... .
But a welterweight la a welterweight
.mu mu m near wenerweignL That s why
the Columbua coniinawnt whth ha. ...
Newton trim the lia-hter in. ....
their Idol as was the case with Simpson
inn 1 nir.y-.ounn wish to see Newton
box a man at his own weigh'
Ilutas Williams the hli.i. ..
Columbus toes the scratch at las or slightly
Thlfr proposition Is worth one thousand
F KKOH S. FIX LED TON.
NO team Is more' mtoresttnr as t clop"
study then one that id all act for the
season before the training itarts as
the Cincinnati Beds now seem to be tin-
less It la ons that haa not decided apon
sny plsyer for sny position which prac-
tically is the situation la which tha Chi-
cago Cubs start orr.
Both teams have new meuagsra good
managers man or brains of earnest gad
conscientious qualities. Fred Mitchell lui.
I believe a shade the better of the equip-
ment ror management because be poisesse
knowledge of entire team work above
Msthewson snd Is more aggressive but
beyond that I rate him better fixed to
manage because he 11 a specialist in both
pitching and catching where Many knows
oniy me pitchers end of the asms.
There is liable to b a desperate right
neiween uieae two new managers for place
honors during the coming season. I have
not started coropillrr figures ss yet. hut
the two teams look to be natural rivals for
poltlon. Msthewsor la "all let' for his
sesson. and Mitchell I Inhering under
handicap of a broken disorganized and
maltreated nail club.
Chicago has enough itrtnrth on the pay
roll to make s good bsll club but shaping
mat etrenrtb. into usable rorm Is ruing
Lto be a Job that will test the resources of
any manager. The strength In badly scat-
tered. In other words Mitchell ha more
opporrtunltlna for making blunder than
sny manager baa hsd In years and be
knows 11.
Mitchell has only two hart players be
win not trade that is there are only two
rixtures on the team. He has more bsll
players than sny manager has more re-
cruits more ha -be ens and more pay-roll
weightsrs. Judge Mitchell by this; his
first move aa manager kas been to trim
down Ma- unwieldy crowd of players as
far as possible before starting the train-
ing trip. He knows that Ma dope It to
reduce the unwieldy crowd to s working
basla and then develop is much strength
as possible. That the tnneld will ba er-
ratic and lack punch is almos certain
the outfield will lark driving- power and
be spotty on the defensive. The catching
starf. degenerated from the best In the
league now is uncertain and In vast need
or bracing. There la a tonic ror It In eight
In that young fellow Pickles Dilhoafrr
from Milwaukee. This catcher look! to be
s corking prospect. The American associa-
tion playera tell me be Is one of the best
that hss shown ror years. Rut 11 must
be remembered that no matter bow food
a minor league catcher may be they are
not of great vslue until they learn the
major league tricks and the major league
batters.
1 watched Dllhoefer last summer In ses-
baok" play with runners oh first and third
and s double atesl contemplated four times
It shows tost
and three times wrong.
ne needs season I nr
In pitchers' Mitchell has perhaps the
beat recruits of any of the blr league
teams. It la well for ir Chicago 1 to stay
up tn the right or anywhere near the top
or the list dnrtnr (be coming Beseem It
will bave to be because or pitching. The
remainder or the team unless a blr snd
important traes la polled off before the
hoetUltte start will not Justify any hi
nope unless it rets extraordinary
inr.
Herein Bet Chicare hop. Mitchell Is a
psst master In handling and developing
pitchers. Possibly excepting- Pat Moras
no nianareT ever was Ms equal In working
with pitchers and with showing them at
least what they should do. And the hid-
den strength or the Cubs lies all Is its
pitching start. There Is a tremendous
lot of natural strength there and the wli-
dom or the choice or Mitchell as manager
Is demonstrated when it Is conaklered.
With the natural and added pitching
strength and with Mitchell's ability to de-
velop snd Instruct pitchers the Cubs look
much) mors formidable than one would
think at a passing glanos.
I dk art know what the rtrnrss wfl
show when we get down to the real doping
but do sot be surprised ir Che' Cubs look
much stronger than you are flarurtnr they
are now.
Hen art 1 Lavender and Preodrsrt are
tnen who should be great pitchers. Gene
Packard after a sesson or working against
real teams ought to be a lot better. This
fellow needs Mitchell's Instruction. Be
is smart and rosy come along ss rapidly
as hw promised on his Federal league
showing. But the ones who may move the
Cubs up into respectable society are Phil
Douglas and Aldiidge. This fellow Ucear-
las ought tn be one or the great pitchers
of the country a Johnson snd Alexander.
He hss been careless In bis habits and set
hlmseir back but with proper handling
and co selling be should be s world beater.
Aldiidge has great promise sad so bag
McTlgue. There are a swarm or others
but there is small use of speculating as
to their work until Mitchell decides upon
which ones he will keep.
The Infield ' depends large? opon oon-
rtltlons. It Is wabbly everywhere. The
first base Job depends upon whether Vic
Satsr's eye come round to condition if
tbey do the seam win rank st least aec
ond In the. league at to first baeernea.
Saler's lamp gave Mm tronbls all last
year but It Is claimed they are ID flood
condition now snd that the blr milot fel-
low will come Into Ms own again.
IVIUriell in considering making an In-
rielder of Leslie Maim and thai move
alone shows that Mitch It pretty well In-
formed ai to his players In aplte of his
brief term or management. Mann broke
Into baseball as an In fielder ts fast spry
on hi feet and throws even from the out-
rteld with the fast and precise motion or
an tcnelde. Be may- fin the aecond basa
hots.
As for the other positions. Cy WlHlams
Is the only usolsta ftxxore. There are
rnourh good ball playera attached to the
par roll In make tip a team but any 'com
bination that 1 haws been able to figure
out shows soma gigrfag weakneaaea. The
ract Is that It is a spotted club. It was
coddled (Turing Pie Fed league days snd
never has quit wanting to be coddled.
Last year those who were getting tha kaka
were too cocksy tad dependen t snd those
who were not were aere and jealous. Be-
sides there was a lot or stockholders who
thought each dollar they Invested entitled
tnem to speak a word at to me manage
ment
Wtaather thia condition Is to obtain this
season or not It another problem that we
will ba compelled to study before we can
arrivK at any real conclusion as to the
playing strength of the Cubs. President'
Weerhnan bas declared strenuously that.
Mitchell la to have complete charge or the
lean. Also several persons who staked
nut and worked four or five donara' worth
of invested light 0 manage last year oars
been retired because their stock wss pur-
chased ir the players will chew a cer-
tain brand or rum eat at the tight places
snd smile at the right stockholders all mar
be wen.
Inadvertently tbaie fellows who (through
enthusiasm and not through any other mo-
tive) Interfere with the manager are due
for s rode shock. Mr. Fred Mltenell (nee
lfSpp--fltsVs Ms real name) la one or those
old rasMoned manajrers who thinks that
ofTace and wtso will tnalat upon running
1 no owner ana ornoers do long in the
Mi own ball club. He has already slowed
up one or two of the stockholders by telling-
theim a few practical troths regarding
ban players and now they may be spoiled.
1 reel certain mat last year these fel-
lows with money invested did not mean to
hurt the team They were entlnutlaata.
wanted to see the Cubs win were fans
rooting ror trie team out they hurt Its
playing power burl Tinker and mads
rather a joke of the club. Perhaps ths
lesson tbey learned last year will be re-
mmnbered but It bas bean my tad ex-
perience thai one or that kind of fans
la lnriurabie.
It Is a pretty tough task to straighten
out a team that bas been gotten In to-the con
dition that the cubs now are. For in
stance. MeCermslI hss been sent to the
minors s pitcher who should bare ranked
with the best In the country. He Is a vic
tim or conditions perhaps someone could
hanaie him sad make a great one of him
but Mitchell made a wise mora in cut
ting Mm loose and that curve more than
anything" etse the new manager has dona
Shows thai he is familiar with conditions
in plain English a Ford tost will run beats
a Packard that win not.
(CopyrllTit lim by John ML Wheeler Ine.)
dollars to Newton If b or bis mends care
to take It up Smith had the money yes-
terday and also saya be will have It today
or sny day Newton wants to tekav-'Sjtm
up
New-ton's next engagement Is with Vande-
wsker or the regular army at the Smelter
arena Sunday next.
The Ohio champion has earned much
more than a thousand while boxing here.
and the fans need not be serprlaed v the
Buckwye slammer takes on the Columba
Clarence (KM) hoal Is matched to box
Oes Caben at Columbus February
Cabell it of the Twwity-fowrih to fan try.
ntllCK OO. NO. If BANQUETS.
Member of truck company lto. 17 which
was mustered out as t eompany yesterday
gathered st a banquet last night to tha
grill room of Howl Sheldon. About 90 men
attended. Toast ware of an Informal
nature.
SOUND ADVICE TO THE SICK
BY A WELL KNOWN SPECIALIST
A thoroufrh investigation should be marie by every a ilituj man aa to the specialist he consults. Dtrfy and des-
tiny to self and those who depend upon you demand the beat medical attention. The modern way haa done
away with the hit and miss" methods and the demand of the times ia for men in every calling whose train-
ing and experience have qualified them to do only a fe w things but to do those things better and quicker than
any one eke. Thia ia eapedaliy true in die field of med icine. Treating only a few disease over and over again
develop the knack of KNOWING HOW. Tbi. sel f evident fact is amply demonstrated by the large rrum-
ber of patients who tried to cur themselves or who too k chancea on a "Jack of all diseases " irsetead of com
ing iu mo 1 or proper attention in me rtrst place.
A PHYSICIAN MUST SPECIALIZE
-The study of Medicine ia aa broad aa life and aa complex aa Nature. It is therefore impossible for any individual to master
the treatment of all human ills. The true Specialist is a physician who is absolutely expert in the treatment of a few disease
and one who haa kept pace with time by discarding the old. inferior methods for modern successful ones. I began my special
r 1 í?" hBVO treated thousands of patients in all walks of life and I can sincerely aay that in very few oasea
have 1 tailed to bring about satisfactory resulta and in recent yedra I have failed in no case. Thia i because I attempt to cure
only a few ailments and those cases that I feel confident that 1 can cure.
rai 1 .'"rT1.6 Ur T V "íf. ' Pa" to you my treatment for Varicocele. Hydrocele Hernia. Nervous Debility
Blood Poison. Piles. Fistula. Bladder. Kidney and Prostatic Diseases and give you FREE a physical examination; if neceeeary
a miac rosco pica I and chemical analysts of secretions to determine pathological and bacteriological conditions. Every person"
should take advantage of this opportunity to learn their true condition. A permanent cur ia what you want.
KIDNEY. BLADDER
AND URINARY DISEASES
SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT
U you have symptoms ot disease of ths
Kidney. Bladder or Prostate such as
pain In the back difficult or frequent
urination smarting- burning or train-
ing dull aching or throbbing sensation
of the bladder; headaohea dütataeas.
sleepleaameaa tired feeling oold hands
and feet pufflneas of the eyee and faoa
swollen ankles diffloult breathing pal-
pitation of the heart yon should consult
me without daisy.
My years of study and axtenstre prac-
tice in the treatment nf all forms of
Kidney Bladder and Urinary Trouble
have famtWariaed me to the extent that
I have attained superior skill which in-
sures aucosaaful treatment In all oases
not absolutely Incurable.
Hydrocele Vario cela Rupture
Treated by My Painless avid Blood-
less Method. No detention from
Daartyard o Rnptore haa opal sauany Hycv
The sasatleat are the aaoss) owatsroas 0
Ufft beoanse of tssrsreaaa UaJbtHty to
strangulation.
VARICOCELK ts a knotty twisted
wormlike condition of the reins with
symptoms auch aa aching and pain ner-
vousness debility tack of energy and
ambition. .
HYDROCELE la a distressing- condition
requiring expert attention. Drawing off
the fluid Is only temporary and the use
or painful drugs la vtoioua. If you are
sufferer from Hydrocele you will do well
to investigate III UBTHOJX
BLOOD POISON
After having tried oat and Investigated
e vary known treatment far Blood Poason
I ant in a position to amy that tha
"BBTTMnT CTTRE" la tha BJ8BT TRKAT-
M K NT tor Blood Patau a tn all Its
forma. I have tusad "ss for Blood
Poison aa proved to my eatthra aatlastae-
Uon thai it would not care In fact it
Jpaaaawag damage In aocne oasea
Therefore I reverted my effort to the
Partsettoa of the already maiebrated
BRITISH CURB" aad after rears of
actual demonstration la ansae of tha
worst cases of Blood Poison. Troake the
statement that the "BRXTDBH OtJRE"
a practiced by ma Is a apeolally fitted
departan n ts the "Specific-' tor Blood
$100.00 Reward
I offer a Reward of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) for any uncomplicated case of PILES 1 fail to cure without
the KNIFE. LIGATURE CAUTERY or CARBOLIC ACID INJECTIONS
Hundred of cases cured are sending their friends afflicted as they were. I will gladly famish any sufferer with
the name of as many as he cares to see or write to. Why hesitate or suffer longer? Why submit to en operation
with its attendant dangers hospital fees aad detention from your work? I take aJl the risk and guarantee results.
CONSULTATION FREE
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Rooms 12 3 Buckler Mock
INTERNATIONAL SPECIALIST
(Established 11 Yean)
205 Mesa Ave.
El Paso Tea.
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El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 37TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Wednesday, February 14, 1917, newspaper, February 14, 1917; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth198647/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.